Lynne Marshall, Professional Dog Trainer and Behaviourist

About Lynne Marshall

‘Helping owners understand their dogs - not just train them’

Dogs have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up surrounded by dogs gave me a natural understanding of them, but my professional journey began after many years running a successful corporate business, when I decided to follow my true passion and dedicate my life to helping dogs and their owners.

I wanted to understand dogs at the highest level possible, so I committed myself to learning from some of the most respected experts in the world of dog behaviour and training. That journey took me internationally, studying and being mentored by leading specialists. Their knowledge, combined with my own extensive practical experience, has shaped the approach I use today.

Experience that makes a world of difference:

For more than 20 years , I have helped thousands of dogs and their owners overcome challenges and create happier lives together. My experience covers a wide range of behavioural issues, from everyday training struggles through to more complex problems. What I have learned over the years is that every dog is an individual and that understanding the reason behind a behaviour is key to changing it.

My role is not simply to train a dog. It is to help dog owners understand their dog, develop confidence and learn the skills needed to build a calm, trusting relationship that lasts.

Recognised for my work with dogs:

My work with dogs has been recognised through appearances on TV, radio and through the international media. Contributions include BBC Breakfast News, BBC Radio Leicester and Nottingham, Crufts Magazine, the Daily Mail, Daily Express, the Metro, the Washington Times and the New York Post.

I believe strongly in supporting the wider dog community. Alongside my own clients, I work as a Volunteer supporting the Doodle Trust, (a national charity), with any challenging behavioural cases, helping both fosterers and adopters alike.

Lynne Marshall - expert dog trainer and behaviourist

lynne's rescue dog bruno

Lynne Marshall’s rescue cockerpoo, Bruno

Every Dog has the potential to change:

Dogs do not come with a training manual, and many behavioural problems happen because owners and dogs simply misunderstand each other. Once communication improves, relationships change. My aim is always the same: to help you enjoy your dog, feel confident handling challenges and create the relationship you hoped for when you first brought them home.

Every dog, no matter their age or breed has the potential to change; and every owner deserves to feel confident and supported.

I would love the opportunity to help you with your dog and discover what is possible.

Tell me what challenges you are having with your dog. I’ll get back to you and we can discuss a way forward.

Media

 My successful work with dogs has been widely recognised and led to extensive Media exposure: ​

  • Daily Express

  • Daily Mail

  • Daily Mirror

  • New York Post

  • The Metro

  • BBC Breakfast TV

  • BBC Five Live

  • BBC Radio Leicester

  • BBC Radio Nottingham

  • Crufts Magazine

Locally, I am a Columnist for the MeltonTimes and was featured by Legal and General Insurance's website as their behavioural expert.

Talks and Training Courses
Looking for an interesting speaker at your next conference or event? Want to run a bespoke training course for your staff? 
​I run Training Courses on dog behaviour for Associations, Charities and Groups at any level of expertise.

I have run bespoke courses for the McTimmoney Chiropractors Association and the Doodle Trust as well as holding my own seminars for dog owners.

See Lynne’s Client Reviews